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Public Safety • Active Shooter Hostile Event Response Training • Berwick, Maine

Berwick Communications & Media presents a rare behind-the-scenes look at a regional ASHER emergency response training held at Vivian E. Hussey School in Berwick, Maine. Police officers, firefighters, EMTs, paramedics, and mutual aid partners from across the Seacoast of New England trained together using a nationally recognized rescue task force approach focused on unified command, rapid patient care, and coordinated response under pressure. Jointly designed by Stewart’s Ambulance Service, the Berwick Police Department, and the Berwick Fire Department, this full-scale exercise demonstrates how modern emergency response has evolved. Rather than operating separately, law enforcement, fire, and EMS now train side by side to improve communication, safety, and lifesaving outcomes. Viewers will see realistic training scenarios inside an active school environment, including coordinated movement, tactical medical response, and candid discussion from instructors and participants about why this kind of preparation matters. Content advisory: This video documents a simulated multi-agency emergency training exercise conducted during off-hours at a local elementary school. Some viewers may find the setting or imagery difficult. Berwick Communications & Media’s goal in sharing this video is transparency. The intent is to help residents better understand how local and regional responders prepare together long before a real emergency ever happens. Agencies and departments featured include regional police, fire, and EMS partners from across southern Maine and the New Hampshire Seacoast. Check out more community stories and public safety coverage on our channel.